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Brittany Koteles on social justice work with Catholic orders

Land Justice Futures Director Brittany Koteles describes how the Milwaukee-based group collaborates with orders of Catholic sisters to make plans for landholdings in pursuit of justice-centered works.

By Erica Ayisi | Here & Now, ICT News

November 18, 2025

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Brittany Koteles on work with orders of Catholic sisters to make plans for landholdings.

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Editor’s note: This item is updated with the correct spelling of Brittany Koteles.

This report is in collaboration with our partners at ICT, formerly Indian Country Today.

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